The good: the flat is clean, and Pyt always responds very quickly. The location is excellent, in a safe new condominium with friendly guards on a quiet street just round the corner from the Jim Thompson house and close to the Skytrain and the Siam Centre. We were allowed to check out late given our late flight home.
Be aware that at 28 m2 it is not a large place; it is actually the size of a medium hotel room with an added kitchen along the entrance hall.
The not so good: we originally booked for 11 nights at €44 a night, which seems a fair price. Unfortunately my wife broke her arm and her knee earlier on the trip, so we had to cut out it short and come to Bangkok three days early. We were charged almost €78 a night for the extra nights (nearly an 80% increase), which is not fair value, even though we questioned it. As my wife was not very mobile we went with it despite our better judgement, but we did feel rather taken advantage of. In different circumstances we would certainly have gone elsewhere.
In six weeks travelling round SE Asia, this was the only place which did not provide any bottled water on arrival. There was no tea either, so when we arrived after a long, hot journey there was nothing safe for us to drink in the flat. We never actually met Pyt, a man we took to be her boyfriend let us in and quickly disappeared. What does “superhost” mean in these circumstances?